nano cube v bio

nice pics, i definetly want some of that stuff in my tank. New question: could i keep a coral beauty in my 24 or 29g reef tank or will it eat corals and hows this for my setup fishwise, 1 coral beauty, 1 common clown, 1 lawnmower blenny and 1 sandsifting goby
 
not, that's OS. you could keep: 1 clown, 1 cherub angel and 1 lawnmower blenny or sand sifting goby in a 30g.
 
could i replace that cherub with a coral? they get roughly the same size, the coral being about a half inch bigger, but i read corals are easier to keep and less aggressive. o yea and what is more helpful, a sandsifting goby or lawnmower blenny?
 
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depends on what you need gone. sandsifters take care of detritus, and lawnmowers take care of algae. and yeah, but if you got a coral beauty you wouldn't have room for a clownfish.
 
how about a common clown, neon goby and coral beauty? noticed we got kind of off topic, back to the nano and bio cubes. still noone nos how much light a 29g biocube has?
 
look at the box, or go to the companys website. that's a sure deal. that MIGHT work, but you'd be better off with a cherub IMO.
 
nice pics, i definetly want some of that stuff in my tank.
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Thanks, they're really easy and pretty forgiving. Great starter coral.

could i replace that cherub with a coral? they get roughly the same size, the coral being about a half inch bigger, but i read corals are easier to keep and less aggressive. o yea and what is more helpful, a sandsifting goby or lawnmower blenny?
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Personally, I wouldn't get a dwarf angel in a nano/biocube. I wouldn't get one in anything less than 30 gallons. JMO.

Sandsifting gobies and lawnmowers blennies will benefit your tank equally. Pick whichever one you like best.

really? i'm planning on getting one.
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Yeah, something on the glass on the curves being really thin. I can't find the exact link right now, but I'll keep looking. Google "nano cube ing" or something like that.
 
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